In addition to pacing the halls and gorging myself on gummi candy in various species, I will be avoiding work by reading Julie Platt's gorgeous new chapbook, In the Kingdom of My Familiar, now out from Tilt Press. Would you check out that subscription deal? Brilliant.
Regular programming and further questions to ponder will resume next week. In the meantime, I leave you with a glimpse of this lovely cover.
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Yay!!! Thank you for buying the chapbook, and for promoting it on your blog! I hope you enjoy :)
word verification: dishorti
I also just picked up this chapbook and agree that is it quite lovely. :)
It is a really wonderful book of poems.
I think I want to borrow the chapbook when you're done!
Word Verification: OVEZDU.
Jay: no.
Not unless you ask nicely. In German. On Easter. Or St. Joseph's Day.
Bitte. Ich wunsche Seine Buch. (Oder, ist das 'Ihr' Buch?)
Wurklich, habe Ich ein Kopie.
My birthday is on St. Swithin's Day, does that count?
Hi Mary! I'm sure you will enjoy the book - Julie is such a great poet. And thank you so much for the linkage!!
my god... what eyes.
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